Iran Sees Positive Steps in Nuclear Plan
Iran praised a package of incentives to sway Tehran on its nuclear program as positive steps. The proposal reportedly includes US nuclear technology and European aid for light-water reactors, plus buyback of aircraft parts and WTO participation. President Bush welcomed the early response and urged Iran to suspend enrichment verifiably.
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Bush urges immigration reform amid divided Congress
President Bush told Border Patrol recruits at the Federal Law Enforcement Training Center in Artelia New Mexico that a growing national consensus supports fundamental changes to immigration policy. He noted similarities in approaches despite headlines about disagreements and referenced his May call to add 6,000 agents by 2008.
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Bush speech at training center on border control agenda
With temperatures near 100 degrees, President Bush watched recruits demonstrate scenarios for capturing illegal immigrants including halting a vehicle and inspecting a train. He stressed broad agreement on tightening borders to send every illegal immigrant back and keep law and order at the homeland.
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Abbas Extends Deadline to Hamas Over Recognition
Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas delays confrontation with Hamas by offering several days for Hamas to recognize Israel or face a referendum on the idea. Abbas hopes the plan would ease economic pressure and revive peace talks, as PLO official Yasser Abed Rabba says the grace period lasts about three days.
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Terror plot suspects in Canada allegedly planned to behead leaders
Lawyer for Steven Vikash Chand said the 17 men accused of bombing plots also aimed to storm Parliament and take hostages. He claimed Chand sought to seize media outlets including CBC, with others facing similar accusations. The eight page prosecution summary was not read in court.
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Indonesian defense minister warns Rumsfeld on US strategy
Juwono Sudarsono told Donald Rumsfeld that Asia’s Muslims view U.S. power as a threat and urged the Bush administration to let local governments set anti terrorism plans. He warned against haste for quick results and cautioned against dictating terms for global security.
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